Ayo Edebiri says Metoo, black life things that are not dead in a tense interview

Available AIO He is commendable on social media as she handled an uncomfortable moment for an interview while promoting his new film “After hunting“At the Venice Film Festival.” The Medved “Emma winner has joined co-stars Julia Roberts and Andrew Garfield For chatting with ArtsLife TV, but the interviewer only asked Roberts and Garfield to strive for the status of black life and # Kametolo in Hollywood.

The interviewer asked Garfield and Roberts what “expected in Hollywood after they were covered with #stones and black animals.” Roberts is immediately confused and replied, “Can you repeat that with your sunglasses, I can’t say to whom you are talking from us.” The respondent said again that her question was for Garfield and Roberts. She wanted to know her thoughts on Hollywood, now that the beds were done #wite and black animals. “” The respondent also asked if it was “if we lost something with a politically correct era.”

“I know it’s not for me and I don’t know if it’s purposeful if it’s not for me … (but) I don’t think it does,” Visibly shocked Edebira replaced. “I don’t think it’s really so much, but I really don’t really, that’s really, that’s really, it really, indeed, indeed, indeed, indeed, indeed, indeed, indeed, really not finished. ”

Garfield supported Edebiri saying they were still absolutely alive, “and Edebiri added,” may not be the main title in a way that was eight or years ago, but it doesn’t mean it was done to do it. “That’s what I’d say.”

Edebiri, Garfield and Roberts Star in the port of Guadanino “After the hunt,” who received part of their Venetian world premiere. The film deals with movement # Metoo is centering in professor at the Faculty (Roberts) who must face her past after her star student (Edebiri) accuses one of her university colleagues (Garfield) sexual assault.

“After hunting”, it was placed to open a new film festival later this month before opening in Theaters 10. October of Amazon MGM.